NIAR/FAA Workshops

Use of Dynamic Analysis Methods for Aircraft Seat Certification

FAA & National Institute for Aviation Research

August 7-8, 2012

National Center for Aviation Training, 4004 N. Webb Rd, Wichita, KS

Documents

Attendee List (PDF)
Overview: Use of Dynamic Analysis Methods for Aircraft Seat Certification
Joseph Pellettiere, FAA
Overview: Methodology for Dynamic Seat Certification by Analysis (AC 20-146)
Joseph Pellettiere, FAA
ARP5765: Analytical Methods for Aircraft Seat Design and Evaluation
Prasanna Bhonge, Ph.D., Cessna Aircraft Company
Summary of Model Verification and Validation Process
David Moorcraft, FAA
NASA Perspective on Certification by Analysis
Martin S. Annett, NASA
Modeling and Simulation - ACO Viewpoint: Example Working Crashworthiness Requirements via Modeling and Simulation for a Composite Fuselage to be No Worse than Current Metallic Designs
William Griffith, FAA
Use of Structural Dynamic Analysis with 33.94 Compliance Policy
Jay Turnberg, FAA
Use of Dynamic Analysis Methods For Aircraft Seat Certification: Los Angeles ACO Experience
Patrick T. Farina, P.E., FAA
Seat Certification by Analysis: SACO Experience
Bob Kaufman - FAA
HyperWorks tools for Seat Certification through Virtual Testing
Jean Michel Terrier, Altair
Aeronautic seat solution: User-friendliness & Multi domain optimization
Christophe Jacob, ESI
Use of Dynamic Simulation for Certification & Development
Embraer
Specialty Seating CBA Certification Challenges
Goodrich
Use of Dynamic Analysis for CBA
Ipeco Holdings
Certification By Analysis @ RECARO AS
Recaro
Rockwell Collins Head-up Guidance Systems: Dynamic Analysis Considerations for HUD Certification
Rockwell Collins